Buzz! The Hollywood Quiz is the sixth installment of the series, but the first which solely focuses on the lives of the celebrities of Hollywood. So all the those movies you've watched and gossip magazines you have read will now come in useful, as The Hollywood Quiz covers all aspects of the stars of Hollywood from clips, movie quotes and still shots to name a few.

The game's structure remains largely unchanged, and for those who don't know, Buzz! is a game show where you are asked a question and you must correctly answer as often as you can to be crowned the Hollywood Quiz King. The show is headed by a man with an affable grin, Buzz. He is a host with a huge personality and loves to give contestants a bit of stick now and again, although he can get a bit annoying after a while.

Buzz! The Hollywood Quiz takes place on a new stage which has been kitted out Hollywood style, with big flashing lights and enough bling to light up a small country. The setup is also carried through to each of the rounds you play, but obviously with each having a different look to match the theme of the round. The type of rounds are similar to what we have seen in the past, with some new additions such as Fact or Fiction where gamers will be asked to distinguish tabloid gossip from the real thing. And a game show wouldn't be a game show with out its contestants. The Hollywood Quiz sees a new breed of cartoon contestants which you can choose to represent you on stage. Doesn't really mater whom you choose as they have no bearing on the result, but they do add to the game's quirkiness with each having different personalities.

All the new bits and pieces of The Hollywood Quiz really don't make much difference, apart from dragging the show out and making it easier on the eye. The way the game works is the same as its predecessors, and the thing that really separates The Hollywood Quiz from others is the questions.

Hollywood Quiz again features a fair amount of questions (around 5000+) and are delivered in various forms such as still shots or snippets of movies. Our initial thought was that the questions might not offer much and focus more on gossip, but after a bit of play we found the questions covered a wide range of subjects and different genres. The gossip questions are sparse and are not doggy or controversial either. It's good, clean fun and will cater for young and old.

After giving the different difficulty levels a go we couldn't really see much of a difference. You do get the odd tough question in the hard difficulty setting, but it really make no difference as the difficulty depends on your knowledge of the question being asked. This is probably what makes Buzz! so successful, in that it allows for more of an even playing field.